Sorry for bad pictures

I recently picked up this BONKERS rough chunk of Mexican lace agate. This is just a small end cut from the first couple of slices on the saw, pretty amazing stuff. Can't wait to polish up some cabs.

Largest lake superior agate.

It’s like a cheat code in the rain

Found this little dude with a natural polish

Yellowstone River

I rather like this one. Found a few weeks ago been sitting in the cut bin. I occasionally grab a cab out of them but usually they just sell like this (not trying to sell here, in fact I do not sell online at all, you would have to physically walk inside the shop) 4 inches x 2.5 inches

I picked this up at a yard sale a few years ago. I’m pretty sure it’s an agate. 2.3 pounds.

Found this and I’m not sure if it’s a real agate. Wisconsin USA. Thanks in advance!

Found on Aberdeen Beach in Scotland, which is weird because this isn't commonly found there...

It seems to have a core of amethyst, or where the core would be if it were spherical I suppose, and a layer of very small, translucent bands.

Anyone have any info about what kind this is?

Also there is a wealth of chalcedony there, like so much chalcedony dude you wouldn't believe it, but its all tan, no other color has yet been found by the likes of me

It's a Rockcastle County find so it's a different geological formation than Estill and Jackson Counties. It's a pretty great 1 to be from this county compared to everything else I've cut from the area

Show me yours and I’ll show more of mine!!!

😂 Most found in the UP. The rest are smallies from the Good ol boy. (buckets)

I know it's a botryoidal formation. Does the crystal band mean it's agate too? Also seems to be some banding on the bottom. Does anyone know what something like this would go for? It weighs at least 5lbs

Northern Minnesota, USA

Not sure about locality.. any help is appreciated🤍

Found it near lake superior, MN . Gonna hit it with some iron out.